3-4 Season Convertible Tents

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Jeep 3-Room Screen Combo Dome Tent

Many people love to camp. Some will use tents, while others will use a camper. If you have a Jeep, a compromise between these two approaches is to use a Wenger three-room tent. This tent attaches to the Jeep and provides a stable object to hold the tent in place regardless of the wind. It also permits you top use the back of the Jeep, and you can access a table and storage area without leaving the tent. Thanks to the fact that everything is color-coded to tell you where it goes, setting up this… Full review

Mountain Hardwear Taurine 2

This tent is the jam. Man, I love this tent. The storage space inside is something that really comes into play for those extended stays. The vertical walls give the tent a very spacious feel and is easily capable of accommodating two people with bunches of gear.
For the winter, the venting options are numerous with double sided doors and interior vents. The vestibules can zip from the top or bottom as well creating even more ventilation.
This tent rocks, and is stable as all get out. Full review

Tarptent Scarp 2

This light 2-person tent is roomy and easy to set up. With two doors and two vestibules there is plenty of venting when weather permits. The inner tent options and crossing pole options make it a 4-season tent if desired. This Tarptent 2-person tent is all silnylon for light weight. The quality and design features make it one of the best 2-person backpacking tents available. In a pinch the tent is large enough for three ("consenting" ;o) adults sleeping head-to-toe. See Tarptent website photo. Full review

Tarptent Scarp 2

Excellent customer service and made in the USA! My first experience with Henry and the Tarptent staff was nothing short of excellent! The Scarp 2 is well crafted, lightweight, versatile in configuration, and spacious. I highly recommend this tent to anyone camping as a pair and/or with a pet. Packs down small and light for those looking to lighten their load and working with minimal pack space. I had narrowed my options down to a couple tents and I settled on the Scarp 2 for a several reasons, but… Full review

Tarptent Moment DW

This tent is a great solo 3- or 4-season tent, depending on options. It is the 2nd gen. Moment, the 1st gen being a single wall version. The "DW" in the name stands for Double Wall. <These photos are of my "winterizing" mods>The Tarptent Moment DW solo tent is, in a sense, the Hilleberg Akto on steroids. It does derive its basic design from the Akto but has refined the shape and capabilities a lot, making it lighter yet more versatile. Like the Akto, the Moment DW has a main hoop, but instead… Full review

Sierra Designs Vapor Light 1

Lightweight, freestanding tent with sturdy poles; quick setup; a tight space for one, but useful for small spaces in the woods. I love that the top of the tent is all mesh—great view into the sky when the rain fly is off. This will work well for me as a supplemental tent for when I'm solo on a bikepacking trip where light weight and small size is essential. Poles seem very durable and I like the Jake's Foot pole connection design. I'm not sure about longterm durability, but it seems very durable. Full review

Mountain Hardwear Skyview 3

I purchased this tent in 1996, and I still use it. It has been with me through several backpacking and car-camping trips around the United States. It has been phenomenal in the wind, rain and cold. It's incredibly versatile and durable. The only repair I've made in the last (nearly) 20 years has been fixing some mesh that I accidentally ripped on one of the doors. It has been worth every penny of the $400 I spent. This has been the single best outdoor gear purchase for me — ever. I've never owned… Full review

Moss Tents Titan GT

12 years of bombproof service for $250 was an absolute steal! Only hope to find something half as good with my next tent. I bought my Titan GT (clip model) brand new from REI in 2001 and just noticed on my receipt it was rung up as a Starlet GT which was $250 at the time. This tent has been a bombproof champion for the last 12 years, through 40-50mph gusts, snow and pouring rain. I may be able to get a few more out of her and I will be sad when it comes time to replace her. If I get the chance and… Full review

Sierra Designs Omega

I really loved this tent when I got it, and now my husband is a convert too. We have a broken pole at the moment and are really hoping it can be replaced. They aren't making the Omegas anymore, so keep your fingers crossed. Ok, I bought this tent as a single woman with a dog back in 2004 or 2005. I met my husband 5 years ago and he had his own tents. His bp tent is also a good tent. We have taken all our tents out for one thing or another, car camping, set up in yard when his folks come to visit,… Full review